Bachelor's To Master's Program

Get the most out of your time at Concordia by earning your bachelor's and master's in just five years. Combine your efforts as an undergrad student to earn a master's degree that will help you save time and money while being equipped for more prestigious career opportunities.

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Five Years. Two Degrees. More Possibilities.

By earning both your bachelor's and master's degrees within five years, you'll have more career options available to you immediately.

Earn More

Full-time workers with master's degrees make an estimated $12,000 more per year than those with bachelor's degrees*. That's an increase of $480,000 for your lifetime earnings over a 40-year career.

Use Financial Aid

You could save nearly $5,000 by completing credit hours toward your master's during your final year as an undergrad at Concordia.

Find Jobs

Employment in master's level occupations is expected to grow nearly 17% by 2026*.

*According to the U.S. Department of Labor

Available Programs

B.S. in Business Administration > Master of Business Administration

B.S. in Recreation and Sport Studies > Master of Business Administration

B.S. in Public Health and Fitness > Master of Public Health or
                                                                                    Master of Healthcare Administration

B.A. in Psychology > M.A. in School Counseling

BTM Application Process

  1. Express interest in applying for an approved Bachelor’s-to-Master’s (BTM) program and contact applicable graduate program director for the BTM Manual.
     
  2. Applicable graduate program director will provide you with the BTM Manual that includes the related academic policy, procedure for enrollment, application and Bachelor’s to Master’s registration form.
     
  3. Finish the application to the BTM program and submit it to the applicable Graduate Program Director.

BTM Program Contacts

M.A., School Counseling

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Jessica Brashear

Master of Arts in School Counseling Professor

Department of Education
Thom Leadership Education Center 202D
402-643-7455 jessica.brashear@cune.edu
Meet Jessica

MBA

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Dr. Erica Lamm

MBA Program Director

Paul H. & Mary Ann Koehler Department of Business
Jesse Hall 224
402-643-7473 Erica.Lamm@cune.edu
Meet Erica

M.H.A.

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Dr. Tirizia York

Adjunct Instructor

Paul H. & Mary Ann Koehler Department of Business
tirizia.york@cune.edu
Meet Tirizia

M.P.H.

Course Equivalents

B.S. in Business Administration to MBA
B.S. Business Administration Master of Business Administration Equivalents
BUS 122 Managerial Accounting MBA 513-Accounting: Financial Analysis for Decision-Making
ECON 102-Principles of Microeconomics MBA 560-Managerial Economics
BUS 261-Marketing or BUS 362 Advertising & Integrated Marketing MBA 550-Strategic Marketing
BUS 281-Business Communication OR CTA 203-Communication Theory MBA 531-Effective Decision-Making and Communication
BUS 300-Business Law MBA 505-Ethical and Legal Environment of Business
BUS 331-Finance MBA 530-Corporate Finance
BUS 343-Operations Management MBA 551-Operations Management
BUS 351-Human Resource Management MBA 610-Human Resource Management
BUS 443-Organizational Behavior MBA 525-Leadership and Organizational Behavior
B.S. in Recreation and Sport Studies to MBA
B.S. Recreation and Sport Studies Master of Business Administration Equivalents
BUS 122 Managerial Accounting MBA 513-Accounting: Financial Analysis for Decision-Making
ECON 102-Principles of Microeconomics MBA 560-Managerial Economics
BUS 261-Marketing or BUS 362 Advertising & Integrated Marketing MBA 550-Strategic Marketing
BUS 281-Business Communication OR CTA 203-Communication Theory MBA 531-Effective Decision-Making and Communication
BUS 300-Business Law OR HHP 495 Legal Aspects of Exercise, Rec & Sport *must gain approval from HHP Department Chair for substitution of MBA 505 for HHP 495. MBA 505-Ethical and Legal Environment of Business
BUS 331-Finance MBA 530-Corporate Finance
BUS 343-Operations Management MBA 551-Operations Management
BUS 351-Human Resource Management MBA 610-Human Resource Management
BUS 443-Organizational Behavior MBA 525-Leadership and Organizational Behavior
B.S. in Public Health & Fitness to M.P.H. or M.H.A.
B.S. in Public Health & Fitness and Public Health Minor (Only available for on-ground students) Master of Public Health and Master of Healthcare Administration Equivalents
HHP 386 Adult and Senior Health GERO 500 Issues in Gerontology & Aging
  • MHA Gerontology Concentration
HHP 425 Health Policy and Management
  • MPH 525 Health Policy and Management
  • HADM 525 Healthcare Policy
HHP 482 Applied Epidemiology MPH 510 Applied Epidemiology
  • Part of both MPH and MHA programs
HHP 484 Community Health MPH 584 Community Health
  • Part of both MPH and MHA programs
HHP 486 Critical Issues in Health MPH 586 Public Health Ethics
HHP 488 Health Promotion and Programming MPH 585 Programming & Evaluation in Public Health
HHP 489 Global Health MPH 589 Global Health
B.A. in Psychology to M.A. in School Counseling
B.A. in Psychology M.A in School Counseling
PSY 341 Group Techniques COU 515 Group Theory & Counseling
PSY 445 Abnormal Psychology COU 550 Abnormal Psychology

Students admitted to the BTM program may also enroll in the courses below as an Undergraduate Student, but they will strictly count towards graduate credit and not for Undergraduate Major nor elective requirements:

  • COU 501 Foundations of School Counseling
  • COU 502 Ethical and Legal Issues in School Counseling
  • COU 503 Counseling Diverse Populations
  • COU 510 Counseling Techniques & Theories
  • COU 515 Group Theory & Counseling
  • COU 550 Abnormal Psychology